Sentence examples for be an indication to from inspiring English sources
"That can be an indication to get ready," said Pam Aubin, Norwich Public Schools curriculum director, referring to the expectation that as adult casino workers settle in the region, their spouses and children will follow them here, swelling enrollments.
If an honest defense of the administration's heartless and vindictive approach to immigration won't survive the light of day, perhaps that should be an indication to the president that the real problem is not personnel but policy.
If a child has a known risk for anaphylaxis, any obstruction to breathing — such as lip swelling or a tightening in the throat or lungs — should also be an indication to get out the epinephrine.
Ms Leandro said the restoration of the Dreamland sign would be an indication to Margate and to Dreamland supporters that the old site was coming back to life.
"The markings will be an indication to policemen that the (air) gun is harmless," he said, when they actually are capable of inflicting injury.
This might be an indication to deliver adjuvant chemotherapy after LRRC resection in order to control or prevent systemic disease.
An ownership state is an indication to what extent an individual attributes an action or emotion to himself, or to what extent the individual deems someone else responsible.
A score of 8 or 9 indicates much worsening of complaints and is an indication to consider co-interventions.
"It is an indication to the Iranian people that their leadership is willing to isolate them further.
"It's an indication to us". he said, "that MovieTickets, and Fandango for that matter, have reached pretty wide acceptance".
